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	== Culture ==		== Culture ==
	Ili Kazak Autonomous Prefecture Museum, opened in Yining in 2004, is one of Xinjiang's most important museums. In fact, at the time it opened it became, in the words of a Western scholar, the "only modern museum" in Xinjiang. (Xinjiang of course also has the provincial museum in [[Ürümqi]]; but at that time point, its old building had been demolished, while its replacement was still under construction). The museum houses archaeological and ethnological artefacts from throughout the prefecture.<ref>[http://www.chinaheritagequarterly.org/features.php?searchterm=003_twomuseums.inc&issue=003 A TALE OF TWO CITIES: NEW MUSEUMS FOR YINING AND URUMQI]. ''CHINA HERITAGE NEWSLETTER'', No. 3, September 2005</ref>		Ili Kazak Autonomous Prefecture Museum, opened in Yining in 2004, is one of Xinjiang's most important museums. In fact, at the time it opened it became, in the words of a Western scholar, the "only modern museum" in Xinjiang. (Xinjiang of course also has the provincial museum in [[Ürümqi]]; but at that time point, its old building had been demolished, while its replacement was still under construction.) The museum houses archaeological and ethnological artefacts from throughout the prefecture.<ref>[http://www.chinaheritagequarterly.org/features.php?searchterm=003_twomuseums.inc&issue=003 A TALE OF TWO CITIES: NEW MUSEUMS FOR YINING AND URUMQI]. ''CHINA HERITAGE NEWSLETTER'', No. 3, September 2005</ref>

	Batul Mosque (for Uyghur people), Tatar Mosque (for Tatar people) and Shaanxi Grand Mosque (for Hui people) are considered the three main mosques in Ili.<ref name="zgmzzjw">[http://www.mzb.com.cn/html/Home/report/14018161-1.htm 艾尼瓦·海浪巴依，伊宁市拜图拉清真寺，中国民族宗教网，2014-02-03] {{webarchive\|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20150402181939/http://www.mzb.com.cn/html/Home/report/14018161-1.htm\|date=2015-04-02}}</ref>		Batul Mosque (for Uyghur people), Tatar Mosque (for Tatar people) and Shaanxi Grand Mosque (for Hui people) are considered the three main mosques in Ili.<ref name="zgmzzjw">[http://www.mzb.com.cn/html/Home/report/14018161-1.htm 艾尼瓦·海浪巴依，伊宁市拜图拉清真寺，中国民族宗教网，2014-02-03] {{webarchive\|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20150402181939/http://www.mzb.com.cn/html/Home/report/14018161-1.htm\|date=2015-04-02}}</ref>

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	* Regular bus service is available to other cities in the region and taxis are available locally.		* Regular bus service is available to other cities in the region and taxis are available locally.
	* [[Yining Airport]] is located several kilometers north of the city.		* [[Yining Airport]] is located several kilometers north of the city.
	* The [[Jinghe-Yining-Horgos Railway]], an [[electrified railway]] from Ürümqi to Yining to [[Khorgos]] on the China-Kazakhstan border was finished in the late 2009.<ref>[http://english.people.com.cn/90001/90776/90882/6760790.html Xingjiang’s first electrified railway rails laid] 2009-09-17</ref> Daily passenger service – an overnight Ürümqi-Yining train service began on July 1, 2010.<ref>[http://www.aboutxinjiang.com/Photo_galley/content/2010-06/22/content_5054262.htm Tickets of train from Urumqi to Yining put on sale] ~~{{Webarchive\|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120229121345/http://www.aboutxinjiang.com/Photo_galley/content/2010-06/22/content_5054262.htm \|date=2012-02-29~~ }} (2010-06-22)</ref><ref>[http://en.chinaxinjiang.cn/01/01/201007/t20100707_36384.htm Xinjiang's first electrified railway passenger train] (2010-07-07)</ref>		* The [[Jinghe-Yining-Horgos Railway]], an [[electrified railway]] from Ürümqi to Yining to [[Khorgos]] on the China-Kazakhstan border was finished in the late 2009.<ref>[http://english.people.com.cn/90001/90776/90882/6760790.html Xingjiang’s first electrified railway rails laid] 2009-09-17</ref> Daily passenger service – an overnight Ürümqi-Yining train service began on July 1, 2010.<ref>{{usurped\|1=[https://web.archive.org/web/20120229121345/http://www.aboutxinjiang.com/Photo_galley/content/2010-06/22/content_5054262.htm Tickets of train from Urumqi to Yining put on sale]}} (2010-06-22)</ref><ref>[http://en.chinaxinjiang.cn/01/01/201007/t20100707_36384.htm Xinjiang's first electrified railway passenger train] (2010-07-07)</ref>
	* [[China National Highway 218]]		* [[China National Highway 218]]
	* [[China National Highway 312]]		* [[China National Highway 312]]

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	'''Yining'''<ref name="official">The official spelling according to {{cite book\|script-title=zh:中国地名录\|location=Beijing\|publisher=[[SinoMaps Press]] ({{lang\|zh-hans\|中国地图出版社}})\|year=1997\|isbn=7-5031-1718-4}}</ref> ({{zh\|s=伊宁}}), also known as '''Ghulja''' ({{langx\|ug\|غۇلجا}}) or '''Kulja''' ([[Kazakh language\|Kazakh]]: {{lang\|kk-Arab\|قۇلجا}}), is a [[county-level city]] in ~~Northwestern~~ [[Xinjiang]], China ~~and~~ the seat of [[Ili Kazakh Autonomous Prefecture]]. Historically, Yining is the successor to the ruined city of [[Almaliq, Xinjiang\|Almaliq]] in neighbouring [[Huocheng County]]. Yining is the third largest city in Xinjiang after [[Ürümqi]] and [[Korla]].		'''Yining'''<ref name="official">The official spelling according to {{cite book\|script-title=zh:中国地名录\|location=Beijing\|publisher=[[SinoMaps Press]] ({{lang\|zh-hans\|中国地图出版社}})\|year=1997\|isbn=7-5031-1718-4}}</ref> ({{zh\|s=伊宁}}), also known as '''Ghulja''' ({{langx\|ug\|غۇلجا}}) or '''Kulja''' ([[Kazakh language\|Kazakh]]: {{lang\|kk-Arab\|قۇلجا}}), is a [[county-level city]] in northwestern [[Xinjiang]], China. It is the administrative seat and largest city of [[Ili Kazakh Autonomous Prefecture]]. Historically, Yining is the successor to the ruined city of [[Almaliq, Xinjiang\|Almaliq]] in neighbouring [[Huocheng County]]. Yining is the third largest city in Xinjiang after [[Ürümqi]] and [[Korla]].

	== Area and population ==		== Area and population ==

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	== Culture ==		== Culture ==
	Ili Kazak Autonomous Prefecture Museum, opened in Yining in 2004, is one of Xinjiang's most important museums. In fact, at the time it opened it became, in the words of a Western scholar, the "only modern museum" in Xinjiang. (Xinjiang of course also has the provincial museum in [[Ürümqi]]; but at that time point, its old building had been demolished, while its replacement was still under construction). The museum houses archaeological and ethnological artefacts from throughout the prefecture.<ref>[http://www.chinaheritagequarterly.org/features.php?searchterm=003_twomuseums.inc&issue=003 A TALE OF TWO CITIES: NEW MUSEUMS FOR YINING AND URUMQI]. ''CHINA HERITAGE NEWSLETTER'', No. 3, September 2005</ref>		Ili Kazak Autonomous Prefecture Museum, opened in Yining in 2004, is one of Xinjiang's most important museums. In fact, at the time it opened it became, in the words of a Western scholar, the "only modern museum" in Xinjiang. (Xinjiang of course also has the provincial museum in [[Ürümqi]]; but at that time point, its old building had been demolished, while its replacement was still under construction). The museum houses archaeological and ethnological artefacts from throughout the prefecture.<ref>[http://www.chinaheritagequarterly.org/features.php?searchterm=003_twomuseums.inc&issue=003 A TALE OF TWO CITIES: NEW MUSEUMS FOR YINING AND URUMQI]. ''CHINA HERITAGE NEWSLETTER'', No. 3, September 2005</ref>

			Batul Mosque (for Uyghur people), Tatar Mosque (for Tatar people) and Shaanxi Grand Mosque (for Hui people) are considered the three main mosques in Ili.<ref name="zgmzzjw">[http://www.mzb.com.cn/html/Home/report/14018161-1.htm 艾尼瓦·海浪巴依，伊宁市拜图拉清真寺，中国民族宗教网，2014-02-03] {{webarchive\|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20150402181939/http://www.mzb.com.cn/html/Home/report/14018161-1.htm\|date=2015-04-02}}</ref>

	==Notable persons==		==Notable persons==

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	'''Yining'''<ref name="official">The official spelling according to {{cite book\|script-title=zh:中国地名录\|location=Beijing\|publisher=[[SinoMaps Press]] ({{lang\|zh-hans\|中国地图出版社}})\|year=1997\|isbn=7-5031-1718-4}}</ref> ({{zh\|s=伊宁}}), also known as '''Ghulja''' ({{~~lang-~~ug\|غۇلجا}}) or '''Kulja''' ([[Kazakh language\|Kazakh]]: {{lang\|kk-Arab\|قۇلجا}}), is a [[county-level city]] in Northwestern [[Xinjiang]], China and the seat of [[Ili Kazakh Autonomous Prefecture]]. Historically, Yining is the successor to the ruined city of [[Almaliq, Xinjiang\|Almaliq]] in neighbouring [[Huocheng County]]. Yining is the third largest city in Xinjiang after [[Ürümqi]] and [[Korla]].		'''Yining'''<ref name="official">The official spelling according to {{cite book\|script-title=zh:中国地名录\|location=Beijing\|publisher=[[SinoMaps Press]] ({{lang\|zh-hans\|中国地图出版社}})\|year=1997\|isbn=7-5031-1718-4}}</ref> ({{zh\|s=伊宁}}), also known as '''Ghulja''' ({{langx\|ug\|غۇلجا}}) or '''Kulja''' ([[Kazakh language\|Kazakh]]: {{lang\|kk-Arab\|قۇلجا}}), is a [[county-level city]] in Northwestern [[Xinjiang]], China and the seat of [[Ili Kazakh Autonomous Prefecture]]. Historically, Yining is the successor to the ruined city of [[Almaliq, Xinjiang\|Almaliq]] in neighbouring [[Huocheng County]]. Yining is the third largest city in Xinjiang after [[Ürümqi]] and [[Korla]].

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	== History ==		== History ==
	=== Note on historical place names ===		=== Note on historical place names ===
	From the 13 to 15th century it was under the control of [[Chagatai Khanate]]. Another Mongol empire—the [[Zunghar Khanate]]—established around Ili area. In the 19th and early 20th century, the word Kuldja (from {{~~lang-~~ru\|Кульджа}}) or Ghulja was often used in Russia and in the West as the name for the entire Chinese part of the Ili River basin as well as for its two main cities. The usage of [[1911 Encyclopædia Britannica]] is fairly characteristic; it defines Kulja as a "territory in north-west China" bounded by the Russian border and the mountains that surround the Ili basin. It also talks about two major cities of the region:<ref>{{cite EB1911\|wstitle= Kulja \| volume= 15 \| pages = 943–944 see page 943 }}</ref>		From the 13 to 15th century it was under the control of [[Chagatai Khanate]]. Another Mongol empire—the [[Zunghar Khanate]]—established around Ili area. In the 19th and early 20th century, the word Kuldja (from {{langx\|ru\|Кульджа}}) or Ghulja was often used in Russia and in the West as the name for the entire Chinese part of the Ili River basin as well as for its two main cities. The usage of [[1911 Encyclopædia Britannica]] is fairly characteristic; it defines Kulja as a "territory in north-west China" bounded by the Russian border and the mountains that surround the Ili basin. It also talks about two major cities of the region:<ref>{{cite EB1911\|wstitle= Kulja \| volume= 15 \| pages = 943–944 see page 943 }}</ref>
	* ''Kulja'' (i.e. today's Yining) or more specifically ''Old Kulja'' (elsewhere, also called ''[[Taranchi]] Kulja''), which was the commercial center of the region.		* ''Kulja'' (i.e. today's Yining) or more specifically ''Old Kulja'' (elsewhere, also called ''[[Taranchi]] Kulja''), which was the commercial center of the region.
	* ''Suidun'' (i.e. [[Suiding]], now called [[Shuiding]]) or more specifically ''New Kulja'', ''[[Manchu]] Kulja'' or ''Ili'' (elsewhere, also ''Chinese Kulja''), the Chinese fortress and the regional capital.		* ''Suidun'' (i.e. [[Suiding]], now called [[Shuiding]]) or more specifically ''New Kulja'', ''[[Manchu]] Kulja'' or ''Ili'' (elsewhere, also ''Chinese Kulja''), the Chinese fortress and the regional capital.

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	* [[Sanubar Tursun]]		* [[Sanubar Tursun]]
	* [[Shohrat Zakir]]		* [[Shohrat Zakir]]
			* [[Behram Abduweli]]

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

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	==Demographics==		==Demographics==
	As of 2014, Yining had a population of 559,700. The city is inhabited by 38 ethnic groups, including 269,700 ~~Uygur~~		As of 2014, Yining had a population of 559,700. The city is inhabited by 38 ethnic groups, including 269,700 Uyghur
	people, 204,000 Han people, 26,200 Kazakhs and 39,600 Hui people, accounting for 48.19%, 36.45%, 4.68% and 7.08% of gross population respectively.<ref>{{cite report\|title= World Bank-financed Xinjiang Yining Urban Transport and Environment Project: Ethnic Minority Development Plan \|chapter=Overview of Ethnic Minorities in the Project Area\|page=6 \|author= \|publisher=Yining Municipal Government (YMG) \|date=May 2017\|url=https://documents1.worldbank.org/curated/en/417611494919273782/pdf/SFG3355-IPP-P159253-Box402909B-PUBLIC-Disclosed-5-14-2017.pdf}}</ref>		people, 204,000 Han people, 26,200 Kazakhs and 39,600 Hui people, accounting for 48.19%, 36.45%, 4.68% and 7.08% of gross population respectively.<ref>{{cite report\|title= World Bank-financed Xinjiang Yining Urban Transport and Environment Project: Ethnic Minority Development Plan \|chapter=Overview of Ethnic Minorities in the Project Area\|page=6 \|author= \|publisher=Yining Municipal Government (YMG) \|date=May 2017\|url=https://documents1.worldbank.org/curated/en/417611494919273782/pdf/SFG3355-IPP-P159253-Box402909B-PUBLIC-Disclosed-5-14-2017.pdf}}</ref>